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16 Aug 2011 – Nathan
from Bendigo, Australia
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We are always talking about you grandma. Your history is well remembered.
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25 Nov 2008 – Johnny
from AZ.
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Hello, my name is Johnny. Occasionally I will view the online obituary archives and attempt to offer families of deceased loved ones comfort and hope. I am sorry to read about the passing of your loved one. I send to you and your family my sincere condolences. Did you know that it is possible that you can see your dead loved ones again? The bible holds out hope for the dead as well as the living. When possible, please turn in your bible to Acts 24:15. When you have finished reading that scriptur... » read more
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22 Dec 2007 – James C. Gajniak
from Santa Clarita, CA
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Hello to friends and family of Joan Martyn,
Came across this beautiful tribute to Joan Martyn; recalling my days on the farm visiting my parents and grandparents reminds me of Nathan's posting. Best Wishes to Nathan and Joan's family and relatives, and since I'm writing this on December 22, 2007, I wish you all a Blessed and Merry Christmas.
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10 Aug 2006 – Nathan
from Bendigo
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Dad and I visited your old home in Marysville a few weeks ago. Sadly the wonderful garden you created has been removed. It always brings back so many memories of visiting as a young boy. It's a special place to me and will always remain that way. Miss ya nan.
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17 Apr 2006 – Sue Gleeson
from Marysville
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Everytime i go past your house i think of you, the endless cups of tea. The beautiful garden that was your pride and joy, the chooks you used to talk to,and that cookatoo (Morgan) he used to have conversations with you, I'm sure he was part human.
But most of all i remember the laughter. Your house was like a second home to me and you like a second mum. I will always remember
Love Sue R.I.P. XXXX
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8 Nov 2005 – Helen
from Queensland
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No one could have wished for a better Mother. Thank you Mum for a stable background, a happy childhood filled with wonderful memories, but most importantly your unconditional love and devotion throughout the years. I miss you Mum more than words can say....you were one in a million
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Deepest sympathy
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8 Nov 2005 – Katie and Brendan
from Melbourne
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We remember happy times when you came to mind us and our visits to Marysville exploring your garden. Love xxxx
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